SX1308 DC To DC Step Up Boost Converter Module 2A

The SX1308 DC-DC Step-Up Boost Converter Module is a compact, high-efficiency power module designed to step up input voltages from 2V to 24V to adjustable output voltages up to 28V, delivering a maximum current of 2A.

Built around the SX1308 chip, this module operates at a 1.2MHz switching frequency, enabling the use of small, cost-effective capacitors and inductors. Its small footprint and robust performance make it an excellent choice for applications requiring higher voltage from lower voltage sources.

Features :

Adjustable Output Voltage: Fine-tune the output voltage using the onboard 10k potentiometer for precise power requirements.
High Efficiency: Achieves up to 95% efficiency, with higher efficiency at higher output voltages, reducing energy loss.
High Switching Frequency: Operates at 1.2MHz, allowing the use of compact, low-cost capacitors and inductors.
Robust Output: Supports a maximum output current of 2A, suitable for powering a wide range of devices.
Wide Voltage Range: Input: 2V to 24V DC and Output: 2V to 28V DC (adjustable).
Low RDS(on) MOSFET: Integrates a 100mΩ metal oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor for efficient high-current output.
Energy-Saving Mode: Automatically shifts to pulse frequency modulation (PFM) at light loads for enhanced efficiency.

Specifications :

Parameter	Value
Input Voltage	2VDC – 24VDC
Output Voltage	2VDC – 28VDC
Maximum Output Current	2A
Switching Frequency	1.2MHz
Efficiency	Up to 95%

Applications :

Battery-Powered Equipment: Boosts low battery voltages to power devices like portable speakers or sensors.
Mobile Power Supplies: Ideal for creating compact USB chargers or power banks.
Digital Products: Powers microcontrollers, displays, or other electronics requiring higher voltages.
3G Network Products: Supports voltage requirements for network modules and communication devices.
Set-Top Boxes: Provides stable power for media streaming devices.
General Voltage Boosting: Suitable for any project requiring a higher voltage from a lower voltage source, such as LED drivers or motor controllers.